On 25 July 2025, the Law on the Establishment of the National Sanctions Implementation Unit (EMEK) was published in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Cyprus. Through this legislative initiative, Cyprus strengthens its institutional compliance with sanctions regimes imposed by international and regional organisations by establishing a new central body the National Sanctions Implementation Unit (EMEK).

Cyprus continues to leverage its strategic position as an international service centre in 2026, benefiting from competitive tax advantages and a growing technology sector. However, the influx of foreign companies and workers has created significant housing affordability challenges that threaten social equality. The country must balance economic growth with targeted policy responses to ensure prosperity remains inclusive for local residents.

In light of increasing geopolitical tensions and recent incidents in several critical maritime regions, all operators of Cyprus-flagged vessels are reminded to adopt the highest standards of vigilance and preparedness.

Cyprus offers a well-established and advantageous framework for vessel registration through its Registrar of Cyprus...

This article addresses the legal background of the recognition and enforcement of judgements issued by the EU Member States in the United Kingdom after the withdrawal...

The Survey on External Financial Statistics (EFS) is a mandatory quarterly reporting requirement for selected Cyprus entities conducting cross-border financial transactions. Understanding the legal framework, submission deadlines, and potential penalties is crucial for compliance with Central Bank of Cyprus regulations and avoiding fines that can exceed €85,000.

Data protection issues surrounding possible cross-app tracking have once again come into focus following a complaint filed by noyb concerning the potential sharing of user data between different mobile...

In Cyprus, the distribution of a deceased person's estate is primarily governed by the Wills and Succession Law (Cap. 195) and the Administration of Estates Law (Cap. 189). Cap. 195 applies to individuals...

Cyprus has enacted significant amendments to its judicial framework governing disputes over credit facilities secured by primary residences. The new legislation expands District Court jurisdiction to examine not only outstanding debt balances but also broader contractual issues including overcharges and unfair terms, while establishing specific procedures for challenging enforcement notices against mortgaged homes.

Cyprus stands as a premier maritime hub, offering one of the world's most competitive ship registries. Its strategic position at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and Africa, combined with a robust legal framework...

Cyprus has adopted a new legal framework regulating certain foreign direct investments (FDIs), aimed at safeguarding national security...

In an era where travel and leisure have become an integral part of our lives, timeshare agreements have gained popularity as a unique way to enjoy vacation destinations.

As of Monday, 07 July 2025, the Migration Department of the Deputy Ministry of Migration and International Protection of the Republic of Cyprus has officially begun accepting applications for the EU Blue Card.

On 18 July 2025, the European Union adopted its 18th package of restrictive measures against Russia, in response to the ongoing war of aggression against Ukraine.

The European Union has adopted restrictive measures against Russia in response to the ongoing geopolitical situation

Cyprus has long been recognized as a prime investment destination, drawing both foreign and local investment interest to its real estate market.

The mechanism of summary judgment provided in civil procedure as a tool to avoid unnecessary delays in litigation.

The Schengen zone, comprising 29 European countries and over 448 million citizens across 4.7 million km², offers one of the world's largest areas of free movement.

Cyprus has long been recognized as a prime investment destination, drawing both foreign and local investment interest to its real estate market.

Greece's Golden Visa program offers non-EU investors a structured pathway to European residency through real estate investment, with thresholds ranging from EUR 250,000 to EUR 800,000 depending on location and property type. Recent legislative reforms have introduced tiered investment requirements across different regions, making early route selection and legal due diligence critical for applicants seeking Schengen mobility, family coverage, and long-term strategic flexibility within the European Union.